Normal for Norfolk

It's spring at Wiveton Hall and the beginning of the busy Norfolk tourist season. Over the next six months gentleman farmer Desmond and his team need to make as much money as possible, if they are to keep his 17th century manor home afloat for another year.

Summer has arrived and at Wiveton Hall that means one thing, selling fruit. Over the next few months several tonnes of strawberries and raspberries will need to be shifted. After a slow start to the season, the pressure is on Desmond and his Eastern European farmhands to deliver.

It's high summer, but with the café and farm underperforming the pressure is mounting on Desmond and his team. After a washout bank holiday weekend sees the café take another big hit, Desmond's latest brainwave is to bring a bluegrass band all the way over from America to play in one of his barns.

As winter approaches, life on Wiveton Hall farm is slowing down and the Eastern European farmhands are heading home. Not one to miss out an opportunity to play with fire, Desmond is putting on a pyrotechnic extravaganza to thank them for their efforts.